1001 Albums Summary

I always struggle to get into Radiohead. I think because I’m more of a lyrics person and I feel like the lyrics don’t really go with the music a lot of the time. But this listen did elicit some memories and produce a bit of a cool atmosphere so I’m happy about it.

I really enjoyed this. So vibey and nice music to drive through scenery to.

So nostalgic. The Rolling Stones tickle my brain in a way I can’t explain.

This is what my step dad would call roller skating music. Made me feel like a teenager in the 80s.

Always an enjoyable listen. Nothin’ crazy

This was such an enjoyable listen. Funny how I’ve never heard of them before

The insanely long and repetitive instrumentals and semi instrumentals were so incredibly boring that I had to skip forward in search of something different in them. Safe to say not for me

Cool and enjoyable enough just not very much for me

I actually loved how soulful this album was. Light hearted but heart felt. And it was so easy to hear the sincerity in Johnny Cash’s resounding voice.

I was at a shortage of rock bands with female leads- so glad I came across this. I def need to give it a few more good listens

The more I listen to the talking heads, the more confused I get on whether I like them or not. I don’t like that you have to “squint” to be able to hear that they’re saying, like the music is always louder than them

I really tried to fault this album but it’s genuinely so easy to listen to. It’s super long yet not boring at all. I really enjoyed having it in the background as I go about my day. If there were half stars, I’d rate this 4.5/5

I’d never listened to Christina Aguilera, and I’m not sure what I was expecting but I really enjoyed this!

I never thought that this would be my first 5/5 album, but I mean no surprise cuz I don’t think I’d ever given them a chance despite loving some of their adjacent bands. Well today’s the day it seems and I loveeeeee it

It was… fine? I liked the rock-y quality in some songs but I’m mostly just confused

I liked the cultural aspects of it but I view it as the kind of art you admire and set aside for others to do the same